AquaticSub -> RE: cyber unattachement (12/9/2008 2:17:47 PM)
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ORIGINAL: Feliciasub here is a picture of the situation: I met a Dom online, we exchanged few words in a room. Then he asked me to ad him to MSN wich i did because sometimes it is easier to chat over there. At the beggining He was very respectfull. One of the first question i asked Him is how He sees a D/s relation. He sent me a document about the rules He wants a sub to follow. my first tought was: ''Wow finaly someone who knows what he wants.'' not all the rules where ''ok'' with me and i told Him. He told me that it was ok and that W/we shall stay in touch only for chatting about the lifestyle. I agreed on that. So far so good as they say. W/we once discuss that maybe W/we could meet and play a bit T/together. I insist on the fact that i would be submissive for the play ( when we meet ) but as long as i am unowned, i would continue to live the way i decided. He told me that i was already his sub by the simple fact that i read the document He sent me.... This is not a red flag. This is a siren screaming "DANGER DANGER DANGER DANGER!". Does that mean that everyone who reads that, including other dominants, belong to him when they read it? quote:
Then he started to be rude with me and acting like i was his property. He told me that tights ( pantyhose, stockings etc ) were a HUGE turn on for Him. He kept asking me ( everyday ) if i had bought some. Wich i didn't because i didn't had time to go at the store to buy some. He Started to tell me how i would pay for that and that i am a bad sub etc.... my question is: Why Doms seems to think that they own you by the simple fact that you chat together? I don't know - why do submissives encourage these doms by not saying "Oh fuck no, I'm not yours because I read a stupid document. Start treating me better or I'm blocking your lame ass!"? You've continued to talk to him, every day. You say that the reason you didn't buy panty hose is because you didn't have time to go by the store, not because he doesn't own you and therefore you don't have to obey. Not to say this is completely your fault but it sounds like you've been encouraging him at least a bit.
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